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Referrals
Have a client who needs orthoses?
Submit a referral, request an appointment, or contact our team to discuss a client—we'll guide the next steps from there.
Want to refer someone?
Fill out the relevant referral form and we'll be in touch to arrange an appointment.
Want to be there for joint appointments?
Let us know in the referral form for your chosen location and we'll be in touch to coordinate a time.
Can't send full referral yet but want to get the ball rolling?
Request an appointment for the client.
HOW IT WORKS →
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Select "No" for "Are you the client", and select your role ("Physio / OT / Exercise Physiologist / Other Therapist")
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Select "Book an appointment"
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Provide any additional details required to book them in.
Once an appointment is made, we will request you provide a clinical referral. This assists us in preparing for the appointment and any follow-up reporting.
This also saves you filling out a full clinical referral when a client might not proceed to appointment.
HOW IT WORKS →
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Select "No" for "Are you the client", and select your role ("Physio / OT / Exercise Physiologist / Other Therapist")
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Select "Discuss my situation"
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Provide any supporting detail so we can be in touch to work things out with the client and/or you.
Want us to reach out to the client for a chat?
Submit an enquiry relating to the client.
Anything Else?
Have other questions? Want to discuss a client case?
Contact the clinics team in your state:
New South Wales
e: clinics.nsw@abilitymade.com
p: (02) 5119 4276
Queensland
e: clinics.qld@abilitymade.com
p: (07) 2111 7577
FAQs
Do you only provide 3D printed AFOs?
We provide both traditionally made and 3D printed AFOs based on what is best for your client.
Can I join my client's orthotist appointment?
Yes, with the client's consent, we welcome joint appointments. Let us know which appointments you would like to be present at, and we will arrange a time you can attend. You may also elect to attend via video call.
Are there opportunities to consult with the orthotist about my client?
For quick questions, feel free to email us. For more complex conversations that require a discussion, please contact the relevant clinic to book in a clinical case management call.